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... the Falcon Inn, Uppingham the Sondes' Arms, Rockingham ;* the Royal George, Cottingham; the Cockayne Arms, Great Oakley the Duke's Arms, Little Oakley; the Cardigan Corby; the King's Arms, Weldon; the Hatton ...
... The hill was accepted payable at Messrs. Masterman and Co., bankers, London, and endorsed by the drawers, John Brow n, Edward Jackson, and John Bing!ey. Joseph Walker, clerk in the bank of the prosecutors, gave the following evidence: I have known the ...
... Ardross, Ross-shire. John Wormald, Esq., William Dilke, Esq., and Captain Dilke, of Maxtock Castle, Warwickshire, return to their old quarters at Strathgrave; Aspinal, Esq., of Liverpool and party to Eskadale's shootings of John Bell, Esq., of Thrisk ...
... Me Griere John Timlin William Bowers Bridget Dunlary William Ilinde Mooie and Patrick Clarke And all £14 10s 7d issuing out of and amply secured by Buildings and Land St Petei’s Gate aforesaid adjoining to the mentioned premises to Mr John Moseley The ...
... S 111 ELA N D. i> C M P jlme* Grattan, Esq. M.P. , ~, nrockleburst, ; O’Connell, Esq. M.P. Sam Henry Cal.rrt, bsq. , Connelli M> p. Jolm Currie, Esq. C, O’Brien Esq. M.P. lieorce Evans, Esq-, ‘'■•r- j) l Roche, Esq. John*Richard Elmore. Esq. Sutton, Esq ...
... Bevans T. & C. Hulbert .J. Wyatt R. Tucker J. B. Coulthurat John Green Win. Rogers C. Vinin T. h. ib Mrs. Dark John Cater F. Dufi'ett John Tyler R. Morgan Riddle'& Dev ~Win. Hewett May & Copp John Tilly BEAR HOTEL and COMMERCIAL INN, .WINCANTON. PnEIOMAS ...
... that the petition presented on Monday, by Mr. Tennyson, from Lambeth, on the above subject, should lie on the table, Mr. H. GRATTAN rose, and, in an indignant tone, contended that there ought to be some inquiry into the subject. The hon. member recapitulated ...
... bill which were read first time. 1 Their lordships then proceeded with the part heard annesl of th: Marquis of Donegal v, Grattan. DISSOLUTION of the MINIS TR Y~PVBLIr MEE TINGin LEI TH. J Friday night meeting of the inhabitants of Leith, called by a ...
... . when EVENING next. on of lee pictnres,in a Pr, i last day for Goods), the John Brockiehurst, Esq., ALP. Daniel O'Connell, Esq., M.P. o theasse teakship ASIA, 600 tons, JOHN BIDDLE Commander; lying William Henry Calvert, Esq. Maurice O'Connell, Esq. ...
... conduct of Ministers. Mi . . H. GRATTAN said that the Hon. Member for Essex had declared that the present Government had put Ireland at the feet of the Hon. and Learned Member for Dublin. Now, on the contrary, he (Mr. H. Grattan) would maintain that his Majesty's ...
... Government were prepared to place the issue of the renewal of the Bill upon the contents of the papers now on tbe table. Mr. H. Grattan said before the liberties and rights of the people of Ireland were again trampled on, it would be but common justice to refer ...
... the papers before the house were such as justify the measure could not the motion of the learned member for Dublin Mr II GRATTAN would he no party to this base and truckling by ministry to any individual's opinion in the cabinet Sir R PEEL feared that ...